The Phillies set a major league record by tallying nine runs before making an out

On August 13, 1948 — The Phillies set a major league record by tallying nine runs before making an out when they beat the Giants at Shibe Park, 12-7. Philadelphia sends 14 batters to the plate in the fateful first frame and scores a total of ten times to easily erase an early three-run deficit. dick Sisler and Richie Ashburn both collected multiple hits in the first inning.

Rookie Curt Simmons lasts six innings for the win improving to 6-11.

 
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